Pressure Vessels for the 21st Century 2010

Pressure vessels are designed to operate safely at a particular pressure and temperature known as the “Design Pressure” and the “Design Temperature”. A vessel that’s inadequately designed or maintained might not be able to handle the pressure it is supposed to thus, it’ll present an extremely significant safety hazard. Therefore it is important that the codes stated by ASME must be strictly regulated to avoid potential disasters and also minimize wasted energy. Design, repairs and inspection of these vessels must be taken seriously as not only will the vessel itself prove a threat, but the gases it supposed to contain as well.

Structure of Workshop
Day One - ASME Codes and Design
Day Two - Metallurgy
Day Three – Repair and Inspection


OBTAIN a deeper and stronger understanding about various aspects of pressure vessels
BUILD strong knowledge about design fundamentals to enhance your understanding about pressure vessels for achieving maximum efficiency
DEVELOP a systematic thinking process to design your maintenance program
APPLY test-and-proven repair and alteration methods for improving performance of pressure vessels and prevent undesirable downtime
LEARN the behavior of metal under different conditions and PRACTISE it in your daily operations
IMPROVE your understanding about welding and uses of each type
GAIN insights about the role of QA/QC Manager and learn how to improve your ability as an inspector
FAMILIARIZE yourself with ASME Code, Section VIII, Division 1 and API 510